₦airaland Forum

ak47mann: This what am talking about...

werepeLeri: Nnaji said he had met with the president Tuesday afternoon, during which he (president) informed him (Nnaji) that he was using his company as a proxy to buy shares on behalf of the president in Afam power station through the privatisation process.



Haba.

Onlytruth: Thank you my brother! The fallacy is obvious to any intelligent mind. You allege that someone is dominating you, yet you cling on to the person directly or indirectly. You depend on him to develop your towns; you go to the schools he built in his own side of Nigeria; you do everything you can to remind him of the last time he tried to secede (obviously with the hope that you can frighten him out of his secessionist agenda); yet you still accuse him of dominating you!

Nna I can't follow this type of a convoluted illogic.

Port Harcourt – A university don, Prof. Godwin Igwe, has suggested that governments should build modular refineries in all states of the federation to meet the energy needs of Nigerians.

Igwe said in Port Harcourt on Tuesday that modular refineries were easy to assembly and were movable.

He said the building of such refineries would also be handy in addressing fuel scarcity problems.

Prof. Igwe is the Director, Centre for Gas, Refining and Petrochemicals, Institute of Petroleum Studies, University of Port Harcourt.

“Modular refineries are very simple refineries. You don’t have to make 300,000 barrels a day or whatever higher amount.

“You can tune it to such a level that you could produce between 20,000 to 100,000 barrels a day, and it’s movable. It is not like a big structured, big refinery.

“It will solve the problem by not making the diesel and other products that are involved in refining.

“You are only cracking for gasoline. If you have a process, you make diesel, you make the bottoms, at each boiling temperature, you have different materials, it is a manufacturing process.’’

Igwe also suggested that energy banks be set up to assist small-scale entrepreneurs who would work at the modular refineries.

He said government should discourage people involved in illegal refineries by making them to work at modular refineries.

“The bank will be geared towards people who are making and producing fuel for each of the 36 states. Our rich people can do that, by supporting these small-scale people.

“We have to support our entrepreneurs and most of them are very smart, but they do not have the money to back them up. (NAN)

cashcpt: Gen Alani Akinrinade led hundreds of Ipetumodu men (my father included)eastward to destroy the Biafrans, m very proud of that, now our sights are on a new campaign. Call us cowards but we win wars with careful plans

Billyonaire: No one should listen to all these "Retired" "Ex" "Former" old fools who are threatened by joblessness that politics and political gains are their only expected means of survival. Lt. Gen. Alani Akinrinade (retd), I curse you in the name of Nairaland. Die ! Die !! Die!!!

Their difficulties in obtaining appointments in public service were attributed to obstruction and public demands by senior Igbo clerks in government offices.

Their difficulties in obtaining appointments in public service were attributed to obstruction and public demands by senior Igbo clerks in government offices.

oduasolja: nobody was fighting to keep the igbos in Nigeria.

the igbos were trying to steal minority land and we fought to liberate them from your biafra.

after all your biafra included their land , so we had to destroy it.

Onlytruth: Exactly my point! (though in reverse). That is why I don't understand why a rational person who feels dominated and marginalized, would still go to war, or threaten war each time the "dominating group" mentions secession or wants to secede.

Isn't this a form of mental illness or retardation?

Biggyd2: Why is he always interested in the people that "criticize" and "abuse" him? Why don't you just perform your duties as president, then watch and see if they won't KEEP QUIET!

Dede1: I thank moronic oduasolja for bringing to the fore that non-Igbo peeps in Nigeria and Southern Cameroon were jealously mesmerized by the sheer determination of Ndigbo to succeed in life.

Their difficulties in obtaining appointments in public service were attributed to obstruction and public demands by senior Igbo clerks in government offices.

Their difficulties in obtaining appointments in public service were attributed to obstruction and public demands by senior Igbo clerks in government offices.

Noiseless2: Don't worry they far better off without you OIL THIEVING YORONGBATICOS to kill them and spit on them the way you do to Niger delta, at least those of them who go to church won't worry about the secretly and openly support you give to boko haram, not so my NGBATICO FRIEND?

youngies: While defending the government action, which Okupe said was done by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, he said, “Since this exercise began, the crude oil production has jumped from[b] 1.8mbpd to 2.6mbpd.
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“That is an increment of over $700m income per day to the government. So, when you compare what was paid to get this benefit, it pales into insignificance